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Hello everyone!! So I took Anatomy and Physiology last semester and I ended up withdrawing from the class because I was having a hard time learning the material because the professor was reading off the slides. So I'm planning on retaking it next semester Spring 2019 with a new professor of course, and if anyone has any good tips on how to pass with an A please let me know! (Nursing program at my university is soooooo competitive) I'll also be taking Microbiology and 3 other classes.
Seriously?? I heard micro was easier then A&P ugh yikes!Lol I might take it in the summer though and take an elective instead of micro
I took Micro and A&P together and it was not as bad as I thought. Micro is easy if you have a good background from general bio. My Miro professor was horrible and a tough grader, but I ended up with an A just because I had a good background in general bio.
A&P 1 is mostly memorization; not hard at all, just study everyday. A&PII is very interesting but it really depends on how your professor teaches physiology. Mine was amazing. I didn't have hard time getting A in AP II.
for all these courses the key is to study almost everyday and don't procrastinate.
Good Luck
I quizzed myself over and over with free online quizzes. It's not just lecture, the lab tests are harder than the ones for lecture. There are quite a few decent apps that help with testing yourself with muscles and bones. I can't remember what they were exactly since it was a few years ago. It's a shame you don't have a text since mine had a lot of online adaptive learning. You really need to figure out what works since it's a ton of memorization.
Best of luck to you.
Seriously?? I heard micro was easier then A&P ugh yikes!Lol I might take it in the summer though and take an elective instead of micro
Micro... What I have to say about that class is unprintable. I don't recommend doing that in a short semester. I had it in a traditional semester and was stupid enough to take A&P II at the same time. I thought since I handled Chemistry with a lab with A&P I it wouldn't be that bad. I was so wrong.
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Crash Course A&P is a good overview. Khan Academy has loads of videos on specific information and I used it a lot. Armando Hasudugan explains things well, and I liked the diagrams he draws. I've seen that RegisteredNurseRN has some A&P videos but I'm not sure how many she has and how in-depth since I've really only watched her more nursing subject videos. But those are good so I assume her A&P is also good and would probably focus more on what you need to know for nursing school.